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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
12
Statesboro Georgia December report recalls D A Brannen one of Bulloch County s leading farmers and a county commissioner. Once poor, he now enjoys financial success. He says he has never bought or sold a ham or a burial of corn, highlighting his independence and frugality.
Marton Indiana January 26 Mrs Ora C Ginions was pronounced dead after a surgical operation last week and the undertaker arrived before she revived today doctors say she has a chance to recover. The incident highlights a rare post operative revival in a local hospital.
Nearly a hundred top railroad officials from the United States gathered in Louisville to discuss alleged violations of traffic and transportation rules near a Birmingham ring. Major J F Hanson chaired the executive session lasting seven hours, with several leaving after adjournment and another meeting planned for today. Horace Smith of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroad noted the session focused on general railroad conditions and current Interstate Commerce rulings, with no expected drastic recommendations.
Statesboro Ga January 26 The Sea Island Cotton Growers Association of the first congressional district held a full day meeting presided by D H Jones of Manassas and W M Tankersley of Statesboro. Delegates were named for the annual state convention in Valdosta next week and recommended the state body to charter the Bea Taland Cotton Growers Association.
The appellate court ordered removal of seals on the Chateau Ballncourt, a residence given to Baroness Vaughan by King Leopold of Belgium. The petition by Prince Louise to inventory the property was denied, with Louise ordered to pay trial costs.
The Georgia railroad commission issued a sweeping order requiring all railroads in the state to file weekly reports on passenger train arrivals and departures, including delays at terminals and junctions, starting February 3. Reports must also note causes of delays. A separate order compels immediate reporting of any derailments or collisions, with monthly summaries of injuries. The commission seeks to map service quality and investigate safety and maintenance.
Washington January 26 Secretary MacVeigh submitted two drafts of acts to raise the tax on national bank circulation secured by United States bonds with interest over 2 percent. The proposed rate rises in steps for every half or one quarter of a percent excess and directs that bonds issued henceforth be payable in gold coin and exempt from taxation.
The text promotes Draper’s healthful living with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle cleansing laxative. It claims physicians approve the combination for its beneficial, non irritating effects and long standing use by millions of families. It advises buying the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Kentucky House of Representatives adopted a resolution in favor of a constitutional amendment to allow an income tax. The vote was 69 to 7. The Senate has already approved a similar resolution.
Richmond January 26 Daniel reelected by the legislature for a sixth term to the United States Senate in a joint session.
Washington January 1 The senate spent much time debating a bill to observe Sunday as a day of rest in the District of Columbia. It is claimed the capital is among the few areas still not keeping the commandment. Senators Dixon and Cummins say the bill would close churches on Sundays.
Athens Ga January 26 Special Wednesday night at the hall of the Incal MC A the members of Clarke Riles will hold their annual prize drill with keen rivalry among the men for the coveted trophy. The winner will receive the gold medal offered annually by Arthur Flatau.
An Atlanta notice promotes Daniel Mineral Water as ideal for weak stomachs and poor digestion. It claims the soda and alkali content aids gastric fluids, improves digestion, and strengthens the system. Delivered in six bottle cases, 60 cents per case. Bell phone Ivy 1989.
Public notices include orphan estate administration hearings in Fulton County Georgia with references to W H Johnson marshalling claims, contractor bid requests for curb and sidewalk work, and receivers sale notices for bankrupt estates. The items cover administration orders, bids for street works, and receiver sales with dates in January February 1910 and related details.
Voters in Atlanta are called to a bond election on February 15 1910 to authorize the issue of bonds totaling nine hundred thousand dollars for waterworks and improvements. The plan includes extending the sewer and water system, constructing additional plants, and purchasing land, with bonds of one thousand dollars each issued for up to nine hundred thousand dollars, interest paid semi annually by the United States coin. Voter eligibility requires registration at East Hunter Street between Pryor and Broad, under city authority and state law.
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